EZ Bike Stand
As a rider, you know how hard it is to find a way to balance your bike. This bike stand avoids the need to balance your bike by leaning it against cars, walls, or rough surfaces. It also makes it easy to change a wheel, pump up a tire, lube a chain, or clean your bike.
This bike stand is engineered to be stable and durable. The spoke-saving technology holds the bike by the tire without touching the bike spokes, providing extra protection for your bike. With the turn of a knob, adjust the stand to custom fit your road, triathlon, cyclocross, tandem, recumbent, or mountain bike.
This bike stand expands to 2.75 inches and weighs a little over 5 pounds, making it especially sturdy, yet light enough to be easily transported. Dimensions are 18 inches (length) x 12 inches (width) x 8 inches (height).
Product Features
- The EZ Bike Stand makes your bike stand on its own two wheels!
- It’s great for storing, cleaning, repairs, transporting, and light maintenance.
- Easy to adjust to custom fit your road, triathlon, mountain, tandem, or recumbent bike; tire widths from ¾” to 2¾”.
- Patented design to protect your bike and spokes from unnecessary damages.
- Easy to use on your front or back wheel – simply turn the knob to tighten.
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